Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-19
DAILY HERALD,
NeWa Notes.

perty recorded yesterday, the aggre-
gate value of which by the records is
$450,74
Ceur de Lion Commandery Knights
Templar will make pilgrimage to
Santa Barbara on August 23d. The
occasion will be a very interesting and
entirely pleasantkaffair.
The petition against locating China
town on Ducommon street, is now
heightened to 800 signatures. 1t will
be presented to the City Council next
Monday in its strengthened condition.
The hotel committee report $4,000
subscribed for the big caravansary.
BY the time the report is made to the
general meeting next Monday after
noon the 800, 900 will be all forthcom-
ing
MIR. r. C. Guirado denies that the
firm of l. w. Felt & Co. hold any judg-
ment against him, and says that the
attachment and all the trouble grows
out of some difficulty about a land
speculation.
Assistant Postmaster Edward n.
johnson has arrived from Washington,
and has entered into his duties at the
Postoffice. He thinks it strange that
MIR. Villas has not given Los Angeles
better service.
Justice Austin, who represents the
power of the law in the City Court, is
indulging in two days rest from his
arduous labors and his place on the
bench in the meantime is being filled
by Justice Terry, of Pasadena.
The Meine Brothers. free concert at
the Plaza yesterday evening was well
attended, nearly 1000 persons being
present. The fine programme was
greatly enjoyed. The next concert
will be given some evening next week.
United States Marshal Risley ar
rested man named Searles at San
Bernardino, yesterday, and charged
him with having sold liquor to In
dams. Searles was admitted to bail
in 800 by United States Commits
sioner Van Dyke.
j. Harry Conlan was tried by court
martial last night and dishonorably
discharged from the service in the
Seventh Infantry, N. G. c., for allege
disobedience of orders at Santa Mon
ica. He intends to appeal from the
decision of the court martial.
United States Marshal Risley has
made an excellent choice in appointing
RI .Domingueza Uuited States deputy
marshal. Mr.. Dominguez is young
man well and favorably known in Los
Angeles, and his many friends will be
glad to learn of his appointment.
There will be meeting of the Cen
eral Committee of the G. A. r. st.
Louis Exhibit at Masonic Hall, 291a
South Spring street, on Saturday
evening, August Goth, at IL O'Clock A.
II. Also the Committee on Exhibits
and Finance Committee. A full at
tendance is earnestly requested, as
matters of importance are to be con-
sidered and acted upon.
Professor William Ludwig Piutti, an
eminent pianist and composer, has
been engaged to teach music in Kirk
wood Academy. Professor Piutti has
studied under Joachim Raft, Joseph
Rubenstein, Franz Liszt and Carl
Piutti, and has been the musical in
structor of the wife of President
Cleveland. 1t is expected that in
October he will favor the Los Angeles
II al
great composers.
At meeting of the regents OF the
university of Southern California yes
terday in this city, at their office in
the university building, Rev. r. w.
G. Farnsworth was elected Dean of
the Maclay Theological College, F. B.
Cherrington Professor of Historical
Theology and also Financial Secretary
of the college. The Board resolved to
build series of cottages for the use
of married students attending the col
lege, and a dormitory building for
others.
Mr.. A. Phillips yesterday started at
j 80 with a carload of excursionists,
via the Southern Pacific, Central Pa
cific and Denver and Rio Grande rail-
ways, for Chicago and Boston. Two
more cars of the same party left on
the evening train and will overtake
the first car in Nevada. In the party
were about twenty Quakers who are
going to the "Friends' Yearly Meet
ing" at Oskaloosa, Iowa. The Phil
lips excursion now on the way to Los
Angeles has over 150 passengers. The
visitors to Oskaloosa will return about
the LIST OF October.
There was a full attendance OF the
members OF. Frank Bartlett Relief
Corps, at their hall yesterday after
noon. The Department President,
Sarah Pratt Carr Senior Vice-Depart-
ment President, Carrie G. Hazard
Assistant Department Inspector, G.
Ella Sterling; also the Presidents OF
Stanton and Gelcich Corps were pres
ent. After the regular business of the
Corps Mrs. Carr delivered a very elo-
Quent address. She has won the
hearts of all the ladies by her genial
and agreeable manner, and they feel
that they have been greatly benefited
by her visit. Mrs. A. G. Brosion, in
a very graceful manner in behalf of
the members of Frank Bartlett Corps,
presented Mrs. Carr with an elegant
jewel casket.
Personal Mention.